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tenable, but in the short-te, it will not do as much as we need to end the amount of revenues that are gog to the putin regime. i worked with an n international sanctions research group, and we are talking about the end goal being this embargo, but in the short term, steps to get to zero need to be through increased terror of rates, an escrow account, so basically, all of these sort of special payment lands to make sure putin cannot actually benefit from these increased prices. >> i want to tnk you so much for taking the time to come on the show. let's go to the situation in ukraine. the governor of luhansk in the east says russian forces now control most of the city of donetsk. estimates are that as many as 20,000 civilians are trapped without food or power. russia is trying to seize the enti donbass region, already partially in separatist hands since 2014. >> the sound of artillery echoes across the donbas. russian forces in sunny fields shattering already shattered -- shelling already shattered towns and cities. ukraine's president said getting artillery from allies would make a crucial

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s gog tobe another pretty chilly evening. 6:45. 52 degrees.peratures later on tonight dropping down to the mid-40s. but the north valleyal the way down to the upper 30s. that is called for the month of may. we take a little step closer to average temperatures but several degrees below normal. around the south end of the bay. mostly upper 60s in the santa clarita valley. most inland spots in the east bay -- the eastside of mount diablo. temperatures are going to reach up just rarely above 70 degrees. again, mid-60s for oakland in the east bay. mid to upper 60s in the north bay without the threat of any additional shower or thunderstorm activity. could reach just a little bit above 70 degrees. that is the best we can do tomorrow. things are going to warm up later on this week. temperatures don't take a big jump on wednesday. similar conditions thursday. back to above average on friday. way above normal on saturday. mid-70s for oakland and low 80s in san jose. temperatures will be warmest in the east bay with highs in the mid 80s on saturday. we

hereour topic today is we're gog to start with our discussion of native americans. this is one of two different discussions. we're having i want to make clear that we're not talking about the indian wars in this kind of lecture that's going to be in a couple weeks and we're gonna use that as as a way to link. kind of wars throughout the 19th century all the way up to it including the spanish-american war so our focus is we're kind of around that. we're thinking more kind of legal policy and issues and and such so the goal is to think in that broad 19th century way so our start point is a couple key things we need tod

our seo co. gog. no, and his family are also suffering from price increases. the pricey ingredients they see on cooking shows are weird, treats the costs of food and clothing have sort since the pandemic so much so that many middle class argentinians are also worried. oh, many people worried about falling into poverty during the pandemic. they wondered how they'd feed their families if they lost their jobs, or what else they could do to earn money. some came up with new business ideas in columbia, there's a saying nothing sells better than an and panada. felipe, upon dano tells us how these savory pastries go. one couples through some hard times. the sun isn't up yet in bogota. but no lake hormonal perez is, she's already been busy in the kitchen for 2 hours before the pandemic. she and her husband worked in a restaurant in the colombian capital, but it had to close during lockdown and they both lost their jobs. the couple only recently immigrated from venezuela and faced financial ruin until em panada saved them. i thought a better man. it was there, we start

up joining us now to talk more about the power crisis in india is the booty gog? who's in you delhi, she's in the lead energy economies at the institute for energy comics and financial analysis. thank you very much for joining us. v booty. so coal shortages and high temperatures are largely to blame for this crisis in india, but avi, other underlying factors here support from high temperature and cool shortages, you know, would be the t on the line fact. does that add to the cold transportation has been at the bought the mic. wind there has been call with call in there, but trig availability for coal transportation has been a can stream. second me, i would say a follow up if you have not been maintaining enough cold stock out there in the wind. the requirement is for them to maintain for about $24.00 days or a minimum of 2 weeks of supply. and then, but most of the top 9 in the last one, then it has to be maintaining when equal stop 19 to 10 days. and this has led to a bit of a panic situation. one of the reasons for them to, you know, have less school at their en

t gog, from the institute of for energy economics in financial analysis in new delhi. thank you for your time. now, iconic painting of hollywood actress marilyn monroe by andy warhol, has smashed records after selling for a $195000000.00, making it the most expensive piece of 20th century art ever sold. the proceeds will be donated to a foundation that supports children's health and education programs. victoria gates and b has a story. andy will hold portrait of marilyn monroe, was expected to shatter records for contemporary art. the sale at christie's auction house in new york attracted international interest. the painting, short sage blue marilyn is one in a series, and the 1st to be auctioned off in nearly 25 years. bidding started at a $100000000.00 and it sold in less than 4 minutes to a u. s. aunt dealer, $170000000000.00 photo wall is selling her usa one, centreville adult with taxes and fees included. the final price came to a $195000000.00. the proceeds will be donated to charity. if you think about, you know, will hold prices the will record was at a $103000

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do with wire, trerchgs, artillery duals, people that try to come out of the trercnches to attack are gog to be attacked by long range arti artillery. long range weapons are more looetful than 1918. you'll going to see an incrinc increasing devastation of this wonderful territory that was once the donbas, an area that was part of the bread basket of ukraine further deteriorate as a stalemate continues in the east. >> well, thank you so much for offering your expertise and helping to guide us through and make sense of what is so hard to explain. thank you so much, general hurtling. >>> new details on former president trump's desperate attempts to overturn the 2020 election. john eastman revealing trump sent him handwritten note with information he thought might be useful in the legal fight. more on that. >>> plus less than one week after the racist mass shooting in buffalo, new york, the justice department is unveiling its new plan to fight hate crimes. and a fierce competition to capture carbon ie oxide and help save the planet. the price? $100 million for the winner and a healthier world

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the biggest themes that wewe gog out of today's testimony was that there was a close hold c on sussmanlo, which in the fbi means that they hid the source of the information and that wass highly convenient considering that michael sussman con was retained by the dncth and hillay clinton for america campaign.ig wen. then heard as you mentionec that the department of justicee was mentioned as the source for the white papers, which are the falsified documents by rodney jaffe's company neustar by michael sussman. and we learned a little bithe more today about how those were doctored and then funneled up and it's a really sad day, i think for the fbi and to see and remember that their motto is fidelity, braverygr and integrity. and today we witness zeroay integrity, zero bravery and just a complete destruction of everything that is supposedje to be objective and fair in our country. it was assassinated.. >> i think it's sad for the country. t, but i do want to point outth that's the that's the 1% in power at the top of the fbi. greg, i've called it the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal

we are gog to every battalion last mont was 8 this mont 7. we are working on the next month and will rotate it so people don't go to the same place and reach it out to every battalion in the d. why that it is a good idea with the coffee priorities. 25 folks are showing up and participating that is impressive and to help me visualize is this 25 folks sitting arounded or a one on one with the clinician and if it is one on one, how much time does everyone have? >> it is not one one it is a group and so we are talking about various therapies and the behavioral health unit is there talk and peer support members they get a bit of what everyone does and we give them have cards for the co-op we are using and give them information about that. and the numbers to the bhu and e ap. >> chief are you working in the round or class environment. why at the coffee shop sns >> yes. >> it is open area. there are coffee shops that have like an off area. but at devil's feet it was outside sitingly around. i imagine there are dynamics i see group development and in

additional $28 million assures parents that imported form it would be safe for the children, , how it's gog to help replenish the inventory in grocery stores in a timely manner. did you request this additional funding? especially in light of the fact that just a couple months ago we increased the fda budget by over $100 million. $11 million of that specifically for maternal, infant health and nutrition activities. so could you shed some light on some of the money situation for us? >> sure. i . i appreciate the question. i think chairwoman delauro made the case very strongly that safety has to be paramount. so the bulk of the money would go for inspectors to make sure that material is that being put on the shelves which is unsafe, which is a very laborious effort right call be suspended. the presiding officer: the senate is not in a quorum call. mr. thune: thank you. mr. president, this saturday will be be armed forces day, a day set aside to honor the members of the united states military. i first came to know the military through my dad, harold, a fighter pilot who flu hellcats. from him i

>> senator the chineseki are gog to watches carefully. it's going to take time for them to sort out all elements of diplomatic information in military and economic that have occurred with this crisis. they are thinking about future operations against i want it how difficult that would be and probably also thinking about the scrutiny thatre they would come under toic entertain operations like that. >> a final question directors haines i think you indicated in your testimony that cyber interference in our elections are a distinct possibility. is that something the agencies are following in taking preemptive steps? >> yes, absolutely. we are well positioned to essentially monitor for the potential of election influence including efforts through cyber. >> and one other final question are you surprised that the russians have not used cyber attacks against third parties directly up to this point? i think that was a concern we all had from the getting of this operation.up >> i think what we have seen is the russians have attacked ukrainen. and w

convoluted where people read report the private companies in america that are getting hacked intono what's gog on but also who is in charge. where do they go and what is the chain and the federal government and military especially off cyber as you consider what we shouldth be working with, or are we putting things together and are we so fragmented throughout the agency's? >> it's gotten better over the years. i mean, i would never say it's perfect. it's one of those things thatfrs continues to be worked through, but there is a very clear chain of command with respect to taking action -- when it comes to effective cyber operations into the department ofki defense does so, when it comes to defending, helping to defend infrastructure and critical resilience it's the department of homeland security and the fbi, and everybody has a role to play and we obviously support the community, all of them in the work that they are doing. >> you mean the national cyber security division -- >> all the stakeholders are involved in that. that's why i'm saying the convoluted. who is taking, who is the lead person

. >> vice president gog ~ess. commissioner hsu. >> here >> motamedi. >> yes. sanchez. ward. >> yes. >> lam. . thank you. item 5sf unified and -- sf county the school waiver skw for s footwork community k-8 a motion and second. so moved. second. i like to call upon daniel to read the recommendation in the record. please. >> i believe this is doctor castro. yes. why thank you. >> good evening tonight's recommend action is the board approve a program waiver for s footwork community the 21-22 school year and enably to use tiling one resources for the balance of 21-22 school year. regardless of fluct wayings to the population. a bit of context on this. i will open up if you have question its is technical. schools that have met the district average in count for free and reduced lunch program eligible students receive a resource of tiling 1 it is restricted resources. the funds schools have the option of using the targeted option or school wide program. and to maximize the impact of the funding operating more efficiently. counts were collect exclude a school provided a count.

germany literally just announced ali little while ago they're gog to not import any sort of russian oil and gas. we need replace that with american produced energy. it's cleaner burning anyway so if you believe in man-made climateea change you should support american lng burning everywhere. it's hypercritical though because you salyer and touted the administration's -- hypocritical -- you touted the number of what gas leases when the president and all oil and gas leases on federal land on joint author in january last year. cancel existing leases onshore and offshore last january, and that shrunk domestic supply. the administration definitely responsible for an increase atin the price of the pump for mom and dads. trying to blameop vladimir putin but gas prices were going up. they were at 50% before russia ever invaded ukraine. so i think that's wrong. to be proud of those efforts but at the same time not liking fossil fuels. so let me ask you this. in your opinion what are the best sources of energy production to provide the 24/7/365 baseload power supply that ourth nation needs? >> i t

the altaians are sure that if the gog princess is not returned to the grave, this region may completelys in the center of the picture. on the top of the bogatyr horse are bizarre images of semi-mythical semi-animals. in the left corner, a steep ram, in the right it is not difficult to guess. deer. we turned to a variety of specialists to get closer to unraveling the meaning of these images. very soon we received a response from the nagorno altai space search group, the researchers claimed we know where to look for this deer. altai mountains here on the ukok raft was found the mysterious mummy of a rich woman , the locals are sure. this legendary princess protected this land from misfortune for 2,500 years. the dried brown skin of the corpse is covered with mysterious drawings, one of which a deer brought us here in the vicinity of the village of kosh-agach. now we are looking for petrograph, which were located on the tattoos of the princess here, these rock paintings are called petrivnas. they were made in ancient times by the ancestors of the altaians, who lived in these places , resea